Researchers may read, quote from, cite, and photocopy this transcript without permission for purposes of research only. A grant from Eastern National Park and Monument Association funded the transcription and final editing of this interview. His corrections were incorporated into this final transcript by Perky Beisel in summer 2000. Jim Williams reviewed the draft of this transcript. The transcript includes bracketed notices at the end of one tape and the beginning of the next so that, if desired, the reader can find a section of tape more easily by using this transcript.
Stylistic matters, such as punctuation and capitalization, follow the Chicago Manual of Style, 14th edition. The reader should remember that this is essentially a transcript of the spoken, rather than the written, word. The transcript follows as closely as possible the recorded interview, including the usual starts, stops, and other rough spots in typical conversation. The corrections and other changes suggested by the interviewee and interviewer have been incorporated into this final transcript. The interviewer, or in some cases another qualified staff member, also reviewed the draft and compared it to the tape recordings. After a draft of this transcript was made, the park provided a copy to the interviewee and requested that he or she return the transcript with any corrections or modifications that he or she wished to be included in the final transcript. This is a transcript of a tape-recorded interview conducted for Harry S Truman National Historic Site. This transcript corresponds to audiotapes DAV-AR #4334-4337 NPS ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW WITH MILTON F.
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